MUMBAI, India, July 13 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202641081614 A) filed by Cmr Institute Of Technology on July 02, 2026, for Svasta: An Integrated Digital Healthcare Ecosystem Platform For Unified, Accessible, Offline-Capable, And Emergency-Responsive Healthcare Delivery.
Inventors include Sanuvala Ganga; Chilukuri Dileep; Gowtham Jogunuri; Mohan Gopi Peruboina; Harshitha Reddy Kondeti; and Manda Sai Kiran Reddy.
The application for the patent was published on July 10, 2026, under issue no. 28/2026.
Abstract: The present invention discloses a unified digital healthcare ecosystem platform, designated as the Svasta Platform, comprising an integrated multi-pillar software architecture that consolidates telemedicine consultation, pharmaceutical access and logistics, emergency response, and health and legal literacy education into a single, cohesive, user-centric digital healthcare delivery system. The platform is implemented as a cloud-native, microservices-based backend infrastructure accessible through native mobile applications and a progressive web application, both designed with an offline-first data architecture that ensures continued access to critical health information and emergency resources in environments with limited or absent internet connectivity. The telemedicine module enables real-time video and text consultations between patients and licensed physicians using WebRTC protocols. The pharmaceutical access module integrates with partner pharmacy networks for real-time inventory visibility, digital prescription validation, and last-mile delivery coordination. The emergency response module provides a single-tap SOS mechanism that simultaneously transmits GPS location data to emergency contacts, nearby healthcare facilities, and emergency dispatch services through multi-channel notification protocols. The health and legal awareness module delivers certified microlearning content and dynamically updated jurisdiction-specific Good Samaritan law information. The platform further incorporates an artificial intelligence layer for symptom triage, demand forecasting, and personalized health risk assessment. A standardized API-based partner integration layer enables healthcare providers, insurers, pharmacies, educational institutions, and government health bodies to connect their services to the ecosystem. The invention addresses the systemic fragmentation, connectivity bias, and health literacy gaps that characterize existing digital health solutions, delivering a holistic, equitable, and emergency-ready healthcare platform designed for diverse user populations including rural citizens, students, tourists, and underserved communities.
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